I've been a little MIA which happens when I get into quilting mode. Also, some secret sewing is happening that can't be revealed for another month. Some time has been spent tending to preserving gifted vegies, caring for Mom, and some ME time.
This took several years to make as I collected bits of fabric in specific colors - lots of little bins filled over time. When there was enough for a row, it was stitch and more fabric collected - row by row it grew. Now it is ready to be quilted.
Stay Safe and Healthy,
Sewingly Yours,
Sharon
Wow!! That quilt is a work of art Sharon, just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow busy lady.I ....LOVE....THAT....QUILT. SOOOO COOL.
ReplyDeleteWow beautiful and can’t wait to see it quilted.
ReplyDeleteCompletely amazing. Just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWow! Fantastic job recreating that old design. It is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteAmazing work. Will be an heirloom.
ReplyDeletePat
Oh my gosh, what a gorgeous quilt! When I saw that chart, it looked like cross-stitch, and the quilt kind of looks like that too. I’ve never seen a chart like that for making a quilt. Interesting and beautiful. Looking forward to seeing how you finish it off.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt. I love that a cross stitch piece could become a quilt. Gives me great ideas. Thanks for showing this.
ReplyDeleteLove the top that you have together. It's fun to have a bit of a story to go along with a quilt. It will be beautiful when it's finished. I'm glad your guild is still able to meet. Ours hasn't met since February other than on our Facebook group.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilt!
ReplyDeleteI am speechless .. that is beautiful!! A cross-stitched pattern? Now a quilt? Gorgeous and ... whoops forgot I was speechless. Thank you for sharing this beauty and the story!
ReplyDeleteYou are so amazing as is your quilt!!
ReplyDeletethat is a gorgeous quilt..wow--talk about a labor of love;))
ReplyDeleteHugs from afar julierose
A few years ago, while visiting my daughter in Boston, we roamed through the Fine Arts Museum (I think that was the one). There was a tile floor from Italy (possibly the Tuscany region) that had been transported and was being restored. The intricate borders, colors, and small squares of your quilt remind me of that beautiful floor. I can definitely see how it took years to produce. It's absolutely stunning.
ReplyDeleteThat is an amazing design to reproduce... great job! We need to see more photos of it!
ReplyDeleteLooks like needlepoint! Lovely
ReplyDeleteOh Sharon... it's gOrgeOus...you should be very proud of yourself.
ReplyDeleteIt is absolutely gorgeous!!! Hugs,
ReplyDeleteWow, what a quilt!
ReplyDeleteWow! That's an amazing quilt.
ReplyDeleteYou going to call it Tile Floor?
ReplyDeleteWow, that is an amazing quilt, it must have thousands of little bits!
ReplyDeleteWOW!
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